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- No More Nonprescription Switches for Lifestyle Disease Drugs, Says JMA Exec
April 5, 2019
- Generic Use Rate at 74.7% in October-December 2018: JGA
March 29, 2019
- BMS Exec Ohura Appointed as CEO of GHIT Fund
March 29, 2019
- JPMA Poised to Continue Pitching Drugs’ Multi-Faceted Values to Politicians: Director General
March 25, 2019
- 2020 Drug Price Revision Is Focus Issue for FPMAJ in FY2019 Plan
March 25, 2019
- FPMAJ Wants Asian Equivalent of EMA, Chairman Stresses Merit of Blanket Approval
March 20, 2019
- EFPIA Official Prods Japan to Limit CEA Application to Financially Impactful Drugs
March 19, 2019
- Kenporen Director Kono: Apply CEA to Reimbursement Decisions Once Credible System Established
March 18, 2019
- Drug Damage Watchdog Opposes Legislation of Conditional Approval System, Calls for Tougher Rules on Ads
March 13, 2019
- Look at Societal Values of Medicines in Pricing: Japan Pharma Industry Chief
March 12, 2019
- Japan Has High Market Access Barriers, Revised PMP Could Stymie Innovation: US Chamber of Commerce Official
March 7, 2019
- Biotech Execs Raise Alarm over Price Maintenance Criteria, CEA Introduction: BIO Asia Confab
March 6, 2019
- Labor Groups Call for Careful Discussions on Cost Effectiveness Assessment
February 19, 2019
- EFPIA Japan Chief Says CEA Selection Criteria Mar Predictability, 5 Billion Yen Sales Threshold “Too Low”
February 19, 2019
- 2019 Is Year to “Get Things Right”: PhRMA Japan Chairman
February 8, 2019
- Sanofi CEO Becomes Chairman of PhRMA
February 6, 2019
- PhRMA Takes Issue with Japan Govt’s Overreliance on ICER, Proposes Point-Based Appraisal Framework
February 5, 2019
- JPMA Lays Out Policy Proposal 2019, Advocates Pricing Premium for Drugs Used for Pregnant Women
January 25, 2019
- Think Tank Urges Govt to Look at Drugs with Large Prescription Volumes Too
January 25, 2019
- Regional Formulary Initiatives Underway, Eyes on Cost Control for Branded Drugs with No Gx
January 22, 2019
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